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Arundells

Arundells is a Grade II* listed house at 59 Cathedral Close, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England. Located on the West Walk of the Close, next to the 'Wardrobe' (Rifles Museum), it was the home of Edward Heath, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, from 1985 until his death in 2005.

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Owner
Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation
Location
59, The Close, Salisbury
Architectural style
Queen Anne
Area
Wiltshire
Designated
28 February 1952
Official name
Arundells

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History of the house

Opening to the public

Arundells' art and other collections

Charitable trust

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Arundells

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Arundells

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related to Charitable trust · 21
Arundells → Although, Cabinet, Cabinet Secretary, Charity Commission, David Hunt, Foundation, Foundation's, Friends, Heath's, However, John MacGregor, John Major, Major, Margaret Thatcher, Previous, Robert Armstrong, September, Sir Edward Heath Charitable, The, Tony Burnside
related to Opening to the public · 21
Arundells → Alan Beith, Charles Kennedy, Chinese, David Hunt, David Lloyd George, Douglas Hurd, Garter, Geoffrey Howe, Heath, Heath's, Hilary Benn, In, Kenneth Clarke, Labour, Order, Peter Mandelson, Prime Minister, Subsequently, Ted, The
related to history · 17
Arundells → Archdeacon, Baron Arundell, Blunston, Cathedral Chapter, Dorset, Godolphin Girls' School, Godolphin's, Henry, James Everard Arundel, John Wyndham, Leonard Bilson, Many, Salisbury, Sir Richard Mompesson, The, Wardour, Wyndham
Architectural style · 1
Arundells → Queen Anne
Area · 1
Arundells → Wiltshire
Designated · 1
Arundells → 28 February 1952
Location · 1
Arundells → 59, The Close, Salisbury
Official name · 1
Arundells → Arundells
OS grid reference · 1
Arundells → SU 14116 29644
Owner · 1
Arundells → Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation

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house heath heath's public including political former foundation salisbury minister wiltshire close charitable property cathedral sir edward open opening first

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ArundellsArchitectural styleQueen Anne1.00infobox
ArundellsAreaWiltshire1.00infobox
ArundellsDesignated28 February 19521.00infobox
ArundellsLocation59, The Close, Salisbury1.00infobox
ArundellsOfficial nameArundells1.00infobox
ArundellsOS grid referenceSU 14116 296441.00infobox
ArundellsOwnerSir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation1.00infobox
ArundellsReference no.12543991.00infobox
Arundellsis aGrade II0.90text
Heath's political rivalriesinstance ofon topics0.80text
Britain's entry into the European Community in 1973instance ofon topics0.80text
Conservative divisions over Europeinstance ofon topics0.80text

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